In this 2+ hour workshop, expert guitarist and engineer Mark Marshal demonstrates every phase of acoustic guitar production, including selecting and prepping the instrument, working with accessories, selecting and placing microphones, and working with the recorded sound during post-production.
Do you like the idea of creating your own sound effects for film projects? I’ve always been fascinated by the sounds you hear in movies that aren’t part of the score. I’m especially drawn to gory sound effects, such as those in action or horror movies. For this class, we’ll be creating twisting, breaking, biting, and chewing sound effects for the beloved anime ‘Attack on Titan.’ I’ll be using freely available promotional material for ‘Attack on Titan’ and will be supplementing their existing sound effects for new and far more graphic effects I’ll be recording as part of the class. Would you like to see how a banana, orange, and a packet of noodles can be used to create the sound of a giant chewing someone? Then you’re in the right place!
Record and remix professional results with ease. In this course – aimed at singer songwriters working in their home studio with a DAW such as Cubase 12 – students will learn the most important controls and features of Cubase 12 to be able to record professional sounding songs.The course is designed for users already familiar with Cubase (or similar DAW) but would like some easy instruction on methods I use when recording and mixing singer songwriters.As the course progresses, different projects are used to illustrate various techniques.Rather than create a simple step by step guide of creating a song from scratch, this course takes a different approach.
A step by step mini course on how to set yourself up for success to quickly record great sounding guitar takes with less stress and hassle. To be totally transparent, the course is not the fanciest in terms of production. It’s not shot on the most up to date gear but if you’re interested in practical step by step instructions to help you achieve tighter, more professional sounding guitar takes in your home studio without having to buy fancy new gear, this just might be for you. Learn it, apply it, return to it down the road. Ask questions to areas you need more clarification on. You’ll have lifetime access.
The recording and mixing process for vocals. From physical aspects as well as preamps and mixing.
The NLE AudioPedia series, our video-based audio encyclopedia, is a comprehensive dictionary of audio terminology. It’s an invaluable resource for sound engineers, musicians, students, educators and all audio enthusiasts. This first installment is about Sound Waves and Hearing. AudioPedia – noun | Au·di·o·Pe·di·a | [aw-dee-oh-pee-dee-uh] An animated, short format video informational resource explaining in plain English all aspects of audio: acoustics, mixing, mastering, recording, digital audio terms, microphones, recording, and more.
Who doesn’t long for a great guitar tone? A great tone can sometimes make a riff sound larger than life or send a solo to an otherworldly dimension, taking the listener along for the ride. However, as many home recordists have discovered, it’s not always an easy matter to translate the sound you hear in your head to the recording. In this two-hour video course, Patrick Coffin teaches you several techniques, tools, and methods for consistently achieving stellar guitar tone on your recordings. From DI signals and reamping to mic choices, amps, and more, you’ll learn all you need to know to achieve professional-sounding guitar tones that you can be proud of. These videos are for those new to recording electric guitars.
